Heating System Rebates for Builders

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Delta Utilities offers homebuilders great rebates when they purchase and install qualifying high-efficiency heating equipment in the homes they build. Start adding to your bottom line with rebates.

Natural gas heating system	Efficiency rating	Mail-in rebate
Forced-air furnace	90% to 94.9% AFUE	$300
Forced-air furnace	95% or higher	$400

AFUE-Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency.

Note: For rebate to apply, the new equipment must be listed and AFUE verified on the current Air-Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) or ENERGY STAR^® websites.

How the program works

Please review the Terms and Conditions below.
Work with your heating dealer to buy and install qualifying heating systems for the homes or businesses you build on CenterPoint Energy service lines between Jul. 1-Dec. 31.
Have your heating dealer submit a rebate application for your installation (including electronic copy of the dated invoice containing the required information in the Terms & Conditions below) through our online rebate processing system.

Online Submission

dealer - only

Paper Submission

Heating System Rebate Form (PDF)

Delta Utilities
Commercial Rebates

P.O. Box 59038

Minneapolis, MN 55459-0038

Receive your rebate check within eight weeks of when we receive the completed rebate application.

Terms & Conditions

This rebate offer is only available to homes and businesses served with natural gas from Delta Utilities in Louisiana. The completed Online Rebate Form must be submitted no later than December 31 in the year equipment was installed.

Equipment installed under warranty replacement does not qualify for the rebate.

CenterPoint Energy reserves the right to inspect the installed equipment.

Builders should negotiate with homeowners to determine who receives the rebate.

Heating dealers are not eligible to receive their customer’s rebate.

Dated invoice must include

Purchaser name
Installation address
Brand of heating system
Complete model number
Serial number of heating system
Dealer company name and address
New programmable thermostat brand and complete model number must also be listed on invoice for qualifying installations.

Rebate Processing

Rebates will be processed in the order that they were received and are paid on a first-come, first serve basis.
Delta Utilities is not responsible if the dealer does not provide accurate information about the amount of a rebate or equipment eligibility.
It is the responsibility of the dealer and the purchaser to ensure that the program requirements are met. If program requirements are not met, no rebate will be paid.
Rebate qualifications and amounts are subject to change.
Delta Utilities Conservation Improvement Program (CIP) rebate programs may be cancelled or changed at any time.
Delta Utilities issues a cash rebate not utility bill credits.

Delta Utilities reserves the right to limit any rebate and conduct on-site inspection of installed equipment. All decisions by Delta Utilities regarding energy savings, cost savings, rebate amounts and approvals are final. Delta Utilities cannot guarantee energy savings and does not rebate equipment under warranty.

Rebate program funds are budgeted on an annual basis.

Some utility rebates are taxable under Internal Revenue Service rules. Customers are responsible for all applicable taxes.

All rebates must be submitted by Dec. 31, 2025.

Contact Us

For rebate program information or questions not answered in the Terms and Conditions:

Rebates@DeltaUtilities.com

Important details

Before submitting applications review the Terms and Conditions on this page.

2025 Rebate Deadline

Rebate applications for equipment installed in 2025 must be submitted by Dec. 31, 2025.

Heating System Rebates for Builders and Developers

How the program works​